Monday, October 31, 2011
Matrix Service Sets Date to Discuss Results for the First Quarter Ended September 30, 2011
By the Numbers: PulteGroup
Mayor can do more to limit tax rate
I write with great concern for all taxpayers. As you are aware, we have faced difficult economic conditions for several years now.
Border Fence Raises Cost Questions
Questions of practicality and effectiveness are raised as Republican candidates call for a longer or higher border fence.
US housing starts jumped in September
Robins & Morton: Auburn University Basketball Arena
The world's most expensive vacation rentals
What do a private Caribbean island, a 16th-century Tuscan estate and the former abode of Frank Sinatra have in common? They're all available on Jetset Homes, a new luxury vacation rentals booking site.
Low interest turns savers into spenders
Under normal circumstances, that would be a troubling sign for the economy. But a closer review of government figures released Friday suggests another possibility: People are saving less money because they're earning next to nothing in interest.
Sunday, October 30, 2011
US homebuilders less pessimistic in October
Cleveland, Lorain and Sandusky would be linked by bus, rail under transit plan
Home sales down in September
This chart shows the monthly and yearly percent change in national pending home sales since 2005.
HerreroBoldt: Hospital Construction Partnership
Engagement of teachers in backward areas on ReT pattern: Peerzada
Athi� | Wohnrath: Dow Chemical Building (Brazil)
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Corporation Schedules Announcement for 2011 Third Quarter Results
Saturday, October 29, 2011
Urban-Style Lofts Get a Warm Welcome in Alabama
A Birmingham, Ala. builder turns an unsellable suburban commercial lot into fast-selling townhomes with an urban warehouse loft feel.
Masdar Headquarters Project
Strains Visible in Homes Data
Big drop in home sales in cheaper O.C. towns
DataQuick's Orange County homebuying report for the 22 business days ending October 14 -- the latest numbers --found sales activity tumbling in lower-priced communities.
Big drop in home sales in cheaper O.C. towns
DataQuick's Orange County homebuying report for the 22 business days ending October 14 -- the latest numbers --found sales activity tumbling in lower-priced communities.
Listing of the Week: Life inside a guitar
This luxurious Alabama mansion has guitar-shaped grounds. And that's just the beginning.
Friday, October 28, 2011
Big drop in home sales in cheaper O.C. towns
DataQuick's Orange County homebuying report for the 22 business days ending October 14 -- the latest numbers --found sales activity tumbling in lower-priced communities.
Signed Contracts Down in September
Architecturally Impressive Lairs of Movie Villains: Inspired by the one-off pub Evil...
Inspired by the one-off pub Evil People Who Live in Modernist Homes in Popular Films, Curbed National takes a look at some terrific-looking midcentury homes of some of film's most terrific villains.
Pending home sales drop for a third month
A Lifeline for Underwater Homeowners
CSArch lays off 12 as industry slump...
HerreroBoldt: Hospital Construction Partnership
Thursday, October 27, 2011
New home sales rise in September, prices fall
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Gun Fired at Construction Equipment
Gun Fired at Construction Equipment - PSP Montoursville continue to investigate an incident of criminal mischief which occurred sometime over a 3-day period last month.
4 Green Features Customers Want
Stocks get M&A and earnings boost
Caterpillar said the eurozone debt problems and slowing U.S. economic growth are "concerning," but they are not signaling "the onset of recession." Europe's top leaders said Sunday that they were getting closer to finalizing a plan to solve the continent's debt crisis .
Iconic shop ready to reopen
IBEW Local 649 building for future
A worker uses a float to smooth the concrete pour of a floor Monday morning at the new IBEW Local 649 union hall under construction on Humbert Road in Godfrey, near Ted's Motorcycle World.
Poll: Many boomers staying put amid bad economy
As baby boomers look ahead to retirement, they'd prefer a home that is affordable, accessible to medical care and close to family.
UPDATED 1:15 PM: Substation fire leaves Stone Hill area without...
UPDATED: 1:15 P.M. Power has been restored to Hermann Electric Department customers following a fire in facilities just outside the city's #2 substation.
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Incitec Pivot considers new plant
Construction leaders gathering at CCA Industry Leaders Forum
Industry leaders will be re-thinking the basics of construction at the upcoming Canadian Construction Association's Construction Industry Leaders Forum.
WGME-TV Settles Labor Dispute
Done deal: The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 1837 and WGME-TV in Portland have agreed on a new contract that covers about forty behind-the-scenes employees at the station.
Taliban gone, but province still fearful
Senate backs plan to help Americans buy homes
The Senate on Thursday backed a measure to help bolster the housing market by making it easier for people to afford a home in wealthier neighborhoods.
Marcello Martino Design: Product & Interior Design
Marcello Martino Design: Product & Interior Design
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
IBEW Local 649 building for future
A worker uses a float to smooth the concrete pour of a floor Monday morning at the new IBEW Local 649 union hall under construction on Humbert Road in Godfrey, near Ted's Motorcycle World.
Activity is picking up in Gulf of Mexico, executives say
It's been a year-and-a-half since David Rabalais recruited a new tenant for the Port of Terrebonne, the last one having signed on just before BP's Macondo well erupted in the Gulf of Mexico and triggered a months-long moratorium on deepwater drilling permits.
Seattle?s Bullitt Center Aims to Be Energy Self-Sufficient
Oakville.com Launches Oakville Real Estate Section on Website
The website's newly launched section will feature detailed information regarding houses for sale in Oakville , including times and places for open house viewings in the area.
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Granite is Early Adopter of Global Warming Solutions Act
Obama to bypass Congress on housing
Barack Obama wants to pose as a man of action on the economy, the New York Times reports today, and so he will announce a series of executive actions on housing and education.A Obama hopes that these actions will contrast himself with Congress, where even Democrats have balked at passing his American Jobs Act either in whole or piecemeal: With his ... (more)
Monday, October 24, 2011
Bid to train more female electricians
The Electrical Contractors' Association scheme, Wired for Success, aims to reduce female unemployment and tackle the industry's skills crisis at the same time.
Leading Property Manager Answers Obama's Call to Boost Housing Efficiency
Lend Lease will conduct energy assessments of 40,000 homes on military bases.
NECA kicks off four-day convention Saturday
Starting Saturday morning and continuing through Tuesday, the San Diego Convention Center will play host to the largest annual gathering of electricians connected by the National Electrical Contractors Association, and there's no shortage of special guests, demonstrations and informational sessions to draw in crowds from around the country.
Senate backs plan to help Americans buy homes
The Senate on Thursday backed a measure to help bolster the housing market by making it easier for people to afford a home in wealthier neighborhoods.
Robins & Morton: Auburn University Basketball Arena
Province calls for overhaul of NB Power
The New Brunswick government is setting a course aimed at cutting NB Power's debt by $800 million over the next decade - a reduction of 20 per cent - while ensuring low and stable energy prices in the future.
Dodge near midtown to get look
The Omaha City Council unanimously approved hiring HDR Inc. to study options for rerouting the sharp curve that transfers eastbound traffic from Dodge to Douglas Streets near Midtown Crossing.
Sunday, October 23, 2011
Listing of the Week: Life inside a guitar
This luxurious Alabama mansion has guitar-shaped grounds. And that's just the beginning.